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Open Education 2017

OpenEd17: The 14th Annual Open Education Conference
October 11 – 13, 2017 :: Anaheim, CA

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Joy Muller

Seneca College Libraries
Associate Director and Manager, Copyright Services
Toronto, Canada Area

library.senecacollege.ca

Library collections, digital resources, open access resources, library literacies, copyright and fair dealing, library administration

9:15am PDT

Keynote Panel: Cherylee Kushida and Jodi Coffman Royal Ballroomjodi coffman • Cherylee Kushida

10:30am PDT

Invisible Allies: Academic Administrator Support for Front-Line Open Education Work Royal A - BJody Bailey • Gerry Hanley • Denise Yochum Moving Beyond OER to OEP: Incorporating Learner-Generated Content into a Non-Traditional Textbook that Responds to the Learning Styles of Today's Students ValenciaZoe Salloom • Susan Willey Supporting Faculty in Learning, Adopting, and Embracing OERs ImperialKimberly Johnson • Carrie Miller • Karen Pikula

11:00am PDT

Student Views of The Use of Open Textbooks at One Canadian University Terrace A - CHeather M. Ross

1:00pm PDT

A Model Pilot OER Efficacy Study for Community Colleges Terrace A - CKim Grewe

1:30pm PDT

10 Tips for Getting Faculty to Open Up: Number 6 will shock you! ImperialSarah Hansen

2:00pm PDT

Through the Valley of the Shadow of Creative Commons: Converting a Composition II Class to OER (Faculty & Librarian Collaboration) ImperialTina Buck • Carrie Gits

3:00pm PDT

Secrets of an OER Champion ValenciaLinda Williams The Critical Role of Faculty in Growing Your OER Initiative ImperialJody Carson • Sue Tashjian

4:00pm PDT

Being True To The 5Rs: Publishing OER That Are Easy To Reuse And Remix MadridCody Taylor

5:00pm PDT

Evening Reception Grand Ballroom A

8:30am PDT

Assessing the Impact of Open Pedagogy on Student Skills Mastery and Perception of Relevance Terrace D - FMatthew Bloom Why We Share: Tapping Into Faculty's Stories of Going Open ValenciaErin Davis

9:00am PDT

Confessions of a d(OER): Thinking strategically to make OER a vibrant, sustainable part of a campus affordability program. Terrace A - CRobert Butterfield How Does OER Adoption Impact Classroom Teaching and Learning? Terrace D - FAmanda Folk • Shanna Jaggars • Marcos Rivera OER, Copyright, & Faculty: Are Academic Librarians Qualified to Support this Triptych? Valencia

9:45am PDT

Table 16 - Learn First: OER, the College's Strategic Plan, and Community Royal BallroomRobin DeRosa • Jim Luke The 'Opening' of the Library ValenciaIrene McGarrity • Amanda Scull

10:15am PDT

Table 12 - Open Support for Open Textbooks: From self-doubt to self-reliance Royal BallroomLauri Aesoph Table 15 - You Oughta Know: Faculty Strategies for Growing OER Royal BallroomVera Kennedy

11:30am PDT

Leaning into learning design: a Librarian's Guide to New Pedagogy ValenciaChristos Anagiotos • Tutaleni I. Asino • Sarah J. Stager Table 16 - Connecter, Adviser, Creator: The Role of the Instructional Design Librarian in Campus OER Initiatives Royal BallroomLindsay O'Neill

8:30am PDT

Keynote Address: David Bollier Royal BallroomDavid Bollier

9:15am PDT

Keynote Address: Cathy Casserly Royal BallroomCathy Casserly

11:00am PDT

OER Ambassadors: Empowering Faculty to Support Faculty in the Adoption of OER Royal A - BGavin Deare • Heidi Fridriksson On-Ramps, Packages, & Widgets: From Textbooks to Open Pedagogy ValenciaJim Luke Barriers, Incentives, and Benefits of the OER Movement: An Exploration into Instructor Perspectives Terrace A - CSerena Henderson Pressbooks as a 'Platform': Publishing Open Texts which Feature Interaction, Annotation, Learning Analytics and more ImperialHugh McGuire • Steel Wagstaff Student driven OER, 3D modeling, and virtual reality tours- the next wave of OER creation and adaptation in B.C. MadridAmanda Coolidge